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Noosa Civic-Noosaville- Fauna Management Plan · OPW20/0145
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The nest boxes should be placed within an area that contains suitable species and quantities
of food trees that are favoured by the species that the nest box was designed for.
A minimum of thirteen nest boxes will be required to compensate for the hollows proposed
to be removed. More may be required depending on the hollow occupancy numbers. The type
of nest boxes required will also be impacted by the species sighted and captured during
clearing works.
Hollows and hollow logs should be retained where practical and placed into retained
vegetation. To minimise the loss of terrestrial habitat within the site.
4.10. Management Measures
Table 3- Fauna Management Measures- Clearing Works
Objective Management Methods Responsibility Timing
A) Pre-clearing
1. An active fauna inspection is to be conducted the morning
prior to clearing works commencing, active search over
micro-habitats for any fauna, locate and marks any Pre-
Pre-clearance Fauna Spotter
construction
Survey potential nesting sites/high value habitat features and
inspect canopy for the presence of koalas.
2. Any fauna sighted during the pre-clearance survey should
be relocated to a nearby suitable habitat.
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